April 1, 2008, 12:01 am

This Is, Like, Totally Rad Grand Rounds on April 1st, Okay?

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Oh…my….god!

Wasn’t this the coolest movie ever?

Okay, the music alone was, like, totally cool, y’know?

So anyway, Nick told me I’m supposed to, like, do this Grand Rounds thing!

What, I’m, like, last choice? Can you even believe it?

Grunt Doc was the first choice, so you should really go over there before you read here. Like, okay?

I said I’d do it, gosh! My theme is “Valley Girl”, okay?

It’s not like it’s a bummer or anything. The submissions are so rad this week that I’m, like, not even sleeping or anything so I can get this done!!!!

I mean, when a girl is giving up her MTV, that is so dedication mode!

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Okay, so, like, the first submission is totally serious, because, like, cancer sucks, and now girls can get, like, this shot so they don’t get the Human Papilloma Virus that causes cervical cancer. I actually read this over at Doctor David’s Blog: Musings of a Pediatric Oncologist, which I didn’t even know about until, like, now. I mean, HPV sounds totally grody. Doctor David talks about HPV, STIs and Teenaged Girls: What Does 1 in 4 Mean and What Can Be Done? Is it just me or is, like, Doctor David a total fox or what?

Okay, so, like, what are you supposed to do with a flabby butt? I mean, I don’t have one, but Jolie at The Fitness Fixer says that even if you like have buns of steel you can still have bad posture! I swear, she said that, I’m not even lying! It’s right here in Gluteal Muscles Myth - Shaking the Dog’s Paw. That is so totally not fair! I mean how would you feel if you had been squeezing your butt cheeks for nothing? I am so having a Twinkie……

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You know how, like, after you play Tetris and then you fall asleep, you sort of dream of falling Tetris shapes and it’s like you are still playing the game, but you are, like, asleep at the same time? It’s totally weird. ER resident Shannon Moffett is over at Sharp Brains and she says sleep affects memory and everything! ! I’m so not making this up, you can read it at Sleep, Tetris, Memory and the Brain. Has anyone seen my GameBoy?

Laurie Edwards’ blog is called A Chronic Dose, and if she lived close to me we’d be like BFFs I just know it because she’s like totally cool and everything. So you guys should go read her post on Trends and Prevention. I mean, isn’t it, like, cheaper to stop disease instead of….no way I’m giving up the story, it’s too good and you have to read it yourselves, like, really! Do I have to do everything around here? Not!

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Oh man, stress sucks. I mean like gag me with a spoon, okay? But I have, like, zero stress compared to this dude at Vitum Medicinus. I’m, like, sitting here with my mouth open and everything! The next time I ask a patient Is There Anything in Your Life Causing You Stress?, I hope I don’t, like, fall out of my chair or anything stupid like that. Maybe I should be nicer to my co-workers, too. I mean I’m already, like, totally mellow at work anyway. I am so!

What’s your Pucker factor? This is soooo funny, I swear. Aggravated Doc Surg goes totally puckered in this post! I swear I’ll never look at a general surgeon again without laughing.

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There was one submission that I could not put into this theme; it does not lend itself to parody or joking. At Mind, Soul and Body, a Latter-Day-Saint pediatric neurologist discusses his thoughts on peri-natal hospice in Welcoming Life for an All Too Brief Stay. I’m sorry, I can’t find your name, Doc. It’s a beautiful post.

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BREAKING NEWS:   Amy Tendrich from Diabetes Mine has reported on the latest diabetes research, showing an almost definitely solid possible connection in Studies Show Correlation Between Storks, Babies and Diabetes.

This week’s Grand Rounds April Fools Edition ends here!  How many hosts does it take to put on an April Fool’s Grand Rounds?

Well, it looks like seven!

I hope you all had a chance to visit Grunt Doc , Dr. Val , David at Health Business Blog, Nick blogging at Medgadget , Dr. Anonymous (complete with video!), and then Dr. Rob at Musings of a Distractible Mind !

Hope you had fun following the string of bloggers, I’m looking forward to reading the other posts.

Next week our intrepid host will be Dr. Wes, cardiologist extraordinaire!

See you there!

13 Comments

  • [...] know! I will call Kim at Emergiblog!!! Please follow me over [...]


  • [...] Starting at Grunt Doc, going through Dr. Val, the Health Business Blog, Dr.A, Dr. Rob and finally ending with Kim.  [...]


  • Dr.  Wes
    Dr. Wes

    April 1, 2008 at 7:09 am

    Heck, that was the most fun I’ve had in years. Kudo’s to all. How the heck am I gonna top THAT next week?


  • hgstern
    hgstern

    April 1, 2008 at 7:27 am

    What a hoot! You guys did a TERRIFIC job!!

    Thank you for all the work (and fun!)


  • TBTAM
    TBTAM

    April 1, 2008 at 9:18 am

    The funniest thing you’ve ever written! I’m like, blown away!


  • [...] Comments Alvaro on Brain exercise: brain teaserwhitne on Brain exercise: brain teaserThis Is, Like, Totally Rad Grand Rounds on April 1st, Okay? // Emergiblog on Sleep, Tetris, Memory and the BrainNisha on Cognitive Training Clinical Trial: Seeking Older [...]


  • [...] turning ride through several blogs, strangeness, mutants, and valley girls until it reaches Emergiblog, capped off by the 11th hour submission by yours truly, many thanks for slipping me in, [...]


  • Doctor David
    Doctor David

    April 1, 2008 at 5:29 pm

    What a totally tubular post, dude! I mean.. really rad! And thanks for the shout-out. (blushing)


  • Travelnursingrox
    Travelnursingrox

    April 1, 2008 at 5:51 pm

    This is very funny stuff, this brought me joy on April Fool’s day, almost as funny as my 70 y/o mother telling me she is pregnant.


  • [...] The rest of the conspirators, in order: Dr. Val at Revolution Health, David Williams at Health Business Blog, Nick Genes at Medgadget, Dr. Anonymous at his eponomously (anonymously eponomously?) Dr. Anonymous, Dr. Rob at Musings of a Distractible Mind, and ultimately at Kim’s Emergiblog. [...]


  • Liana
    Liana

    April 1, 2008 at 9:23 pm

    Agh. Like, I’m so upset that I forgot to submit to this, you know. I mean, my blog is, like, called Med Valley High. Great job, Kim… loved the theme!!!


  • [...] Grand Rounds was assigned to GruntDoc this week, but he wasn’t quite up to the task of, uh, finishing.  So he had some help from Dr. Val at Revolution Health, David Williams at Health Business Blog, Nick Genes at Medgadget, Dr. (Not So) Anonymous has an article from the Colorado Health Insurance Insider, Dr. Rob at Musings of a Distractible Mind, and culminating at Kim’s Emergiblog. [...]


  • NPs Save Lives
    NPs Save Lives

    April 7, 2008 at 8:13 am

    Great Grand Rounds Kim! I was really stoked to read it! Fer sure!


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My name is Kim, and I'm a nurse in the San Francisco Bay area. I've been a nurse for 28 years; I graduated in 1978 with my ADN. My experience is predominately Emergency and Critical Care, but I also worked in Psychiatry and did pediatric telephone triage. I made the decision to be a nurse back in 1966 at the age of nine...

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